From the analysis, we can conclude the large proportion of error lied in the classification for the most frequent classes, e.g. around 500 ones with the frequency higher than 2000, and gene named entity recognition/normalization. Therefore, these two steps should be our research focus in the future.
As a result, the early checkpoints operate with a lower specificity and a larger proportion of errors pass through the checkpoints.
Ideally, the participant term would account for the largest proportion of error, given that this is considered true error rather than "noise" from the instrumentation.
Priming non-dominant stress words with dominant stress nonwords resulted in a large proportion of regularization errors, relative to priming with non-dominant stress words.
30 For example, a large proportion of communication errors in the intervention arm were due to the use of s/c to indicate subcutaneous, which has informed the researchers on future educational requirements of prescribers, especially with regard to safe prescribing.
Furthermore, they found that schizophrenia patients produced a large proportion of "false memory" errors (i.e. incorrect response with high confidence).
Since there is a large proportion of B parameter error and inner lips height plays a very crucial role in speech production, we pay particular attention to the B parameter correction.
Goldman et al. [ 16] recognized that a large proportion of the measurement error introduced by the use of average monitor concentrations is due to spatial variation and suggests that such error is predominantly Berkson, which, while reducing statistical power, will not on its own lead to bias in health effect estimates.
Overall, a large proportion of reads (55%%) in the error-prone nanopore data remained unidentifiable, while other aligning reads aside from CHIKV corresponded to human, lambda phage control spike-in, uncultured bacterial, or other eukaryotic sequences (Fig. 2c, left panel).
